INDIANA BIBLICAL COUNSELING CENTER
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The Indiana Biblical Counseling Center (IBCC) is a faith-based, pastoral counseling center committed to serving  local churches across Indiana and the United States.                   Learn More...

It is our goal to help believers understand their position in Christ and learn how to appropriate that position in their daily walk.

Rev. Jeff Pokone
is the counselor and Center Director for the Indiana Biblical Counseling Center, with twenty years of experience helping hurting people find lasting, biblical solutions.

While we do handle a variety of cases at IBCC, Rev. Jeff Pokone specializes in counseling marriage conflicts, trauma and abuse cases, and men’s issues. For more information on how to schedule an appointment, click here.

We would count it a privilege to serve you!

—IBCC Staff



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What are the factors that impact people that we desire to counsel and disciple to really find lasting change in their lives?

We consider biblical counseling as part of the discipleship process within a person’s life. Counseling can assist people in getting "unstuck" spiritually and emotionally so they can grow and mature in their relationship with Christ and others. This growth will impact every area of a person’s life.

Three things that impact our clients lives include: their own sin, living with the consequences of their sin, and the pain and consequences from others sinning against them. Therefore when people do not repent of sin, learn to suffer well because of sin, or heal from the pain from the wounds of sin, they do not find freedom and healing.

Our primary purpose throughout the counseling is that the counselee would personally grow in their relationship with God. This growth will bear fruit in their lives that remains.